self service bi - overheidsdag 2012

SAP Overheidsdag 2012

Self Service BI

Frank Suelmann – SAP NL

Joy Mahabier en Jacco Tunzi – Ministerie van Algemene Zaken

21 november 2012

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Innovaties … “Tijden” veranderen

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‘Consumerization’ of IT

“Requires shift in thought from transactions to interactions.

Need to make and deliver offers in real-time.”

Geoffrey Moore

“The Future of Enterprise IT 2010 –2020. From Systems of Record to Systems of Engagement

Expectation to make decisions in Real Time

Operational excellence requires being able to

make decisions at moments of risk

Product leadership require being able to make

decisions at moments of adoption

Customers expect business experience

to be as satisfying as personal experience

Both expect instant, correct answers to any

question

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Information is Exploding

Customer Data

Competitive Prices

GP

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Promotion Planning

Speed

Hot Trends

Multi Channel

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Suppliers

Purchase Orders

Merchandise Em

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Tw

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Planning

Social Media

Mobile In

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Risky and Expensive Measures are Taken to Harvest

Data…

…resulting in increased TCO, non-

standardized systems and tools, a

dissatisfied user community

Optimize Existing Infrastructure

Do-It-Yourself Strategy in LOB with Offline

Databases and Analytics

Repressing Details to Stay at 50,000 Ft. Level

Restrict Information Access to a Select Few

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The Business Challenge

Business User

What are they doing?

IT

Sends Request

Sends Report

Refines Requirement

Resends Report

I’ve got to move to staging,

recompile and and and…

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Requirement

Information

User Experience

Deployment Cycle

Reliance on IT

Complete Visibility

Change Agility and

Flexibility

Audit Readiness

Addressing Today’s Business Requirements

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Yesterday

“One size” fits all

Information overload

Months, years

Specialized IT skills

Limited to one source

Change restricted to

existing systems

Time consuming

Today

Individual, adaptive

Simple, relevant

Days, weeks

Self-service

All sources, 360o view

Independent of any

process, system, data

Traceability to any

data source

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

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There is more to a broad BI adoption One size does not fit all: different BI needs require different experiences

Embedded reporting

Access formatted reports within business processes

Dashboarding and visualization

Visualize interactive KPI for better decision making

Ad-hoc interactive reporting

Address new requests with ad-hoc interactive reports

Multidimensional analysis and Predictive Analysis

Uncover trends, outliers, and make better forecasts

Data discovery

Find immediate answers to business questions

Mobile BI

Interact with stunning visualizations, anytime, anywhere

Executives

Information

Consumers

Managers

Business

Analysts

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Empowers You to Interrogate ALL Your Data SAP BusinessObjects BI Suite

BI Platform

Dashboarding

Reporting

Ad-hoc

Analysis

Data

Discovery

Trusted Data

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Toepassing Business Intelligence(BI) binnen Ministerie van Algemene Zaken (AZ)

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Inhoud

• Domeinen

• Heden vs verleden

• Tools

• Ervaringen

• Vb van Rapportages

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Ministerie van Algemene Zaken (AZ)

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Verleden en Heden (1)

• Intern callcenter (PB51) • Interne Bronnen

• Uitbesteding callcenter • Externe bronnen

• Behoefte voor Regievoering

• Systeem onafhankelijk platform

• Opzet Business Intelligence Competence Center (BICC)

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Verleden

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Heden (systeem onafhankelijk)

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Tools

• Powercenter (back end)

• SAP BusinessObjects (front end)

• Methode : Data vault

• SQL Database

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Architectuurplaatje

• Doelstelling

Verantwoording

Sturing

Beleidsinhoudelijk

• Soorten rapportages

Standaard

Sjablonen

Ad hoc verzoeken

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Evaluatie Management informatie voorziening (MIV) 20

Rapportages

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Verantwoording – Maandrapportage - Trechter

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Verantwoording – Maandrapportage - Telefonie

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Verantwoording – Maandrapportage – Top 10

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Verantwoording – Maandrapportage - Onderwerpen

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Verantwoording – Maandrapportage - Internet

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Verantwoording – Maandrapportage - Publicaties

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Sturing – Operationele rapportages – Service Level

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Sturing – Operationele rapportages – Service Level

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Sturing – Operationele rapportages – Afhandeltijd

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Sturing – Operationele rapportages – Afhandeltijd

25-11-2012

Sturing – Operationele rapportages – Beoordeling

Vragen?

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